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In addition, differential evolution (DE) algorithm evaluated by integral of time multiplied by absolute error (ITAE) criterion is used to search for optimal values of PI controller parameters.

For the integral of time multiplied by absolute error (ITAE) reference model tracking, a chain observer is designed to establish the virtual estimated states for the decoupled subsystems by utilizing the obtained approximated continuous-time models.

The controllers have fixed structure and theirs coefficients are selected using the performance indices: the settling time and integral performance index ITAE (the integral of time multiplied by absolute error).

Another equation shows the mean power transferred for wide band random force is equal to the value of the impulse response function at zero time multiplied by the mean square value of the driving force.

By my highly unscientific formula of time multiplied by electronic stimulation, this dream World Cup match, this delicious coincidence, has been looming over soccer buffs like some tantalizing full moon that somehow stayed in place for six months.

Average amount of cash you have on you at any one time MINUS Average amount of cash partner has on them at any one time MULTIPLIED BY Occasions partner 'borrows' cash from you a week Let's be honest here: you use your partner as a cashpoint, and so see no point in having lots of money in your pocket when you have on hand a ready supply to be dipped into as and when you need it.

These performance indices used to optimize the errors of the system are: mean of the squared error (MSE), integral of time multiplied by absolute error (ITAE), integral of absolute magnitude of the error (IAE), integral of the squared error (ISE), and time multiplied by the squared error (ITSE) to minimize the error signals and compare them to find the most suitable one [23].

That is, if we take dead force to be equal to be the derivative of the body's velocity with respect to time multiplied by its mass, i.e. dead force = mass (dv/dt).

Incidence was calculated as the number of ILI episodes divided by the person-time multiplied by 100.

The different performance measures considered are integral-time-multiplied-absolute-error (ITAE), the minimization of peak overshoots and the settling times of the deviations in the frequencies and tie-line power.

Performance comparison between the conventional PI-type and proposed self-tuning FLCs is made in terms of several performance criteria such as peak overshoot, settling time, rise time, integral absolute error and integral-of-time-multiplied absolute error, in addition to the responses due to step input and load disturbance.